Awesome video! I am using the Maxx Design photo booth. It takes me 10 minutes to set up. I have the iPad, DSLR, and printer. I carry everything in one bag. The new DNP QW410 is less than 18 lbs. It's lightweight and easy to use. Great video!
Keep it up man! I have a photobooth business and enjoy watching your videos. I had to search for info for a long time before I figured out my process. You are helping many people!
One thing I realized back in 2018, I would not invest or purchase another Windows PC. I love using the iPad, DSLR, any photo booth app, and a printer. It's is so easy and you don't have to worry about those WINDOWS UPDATES (IN THE MIDDLE OF AN EVENT)! LOL!!
Hello, how do you get the pictures so they don’t print flipped or show flipped after the picture is taken? I have the setting to mirror on dslrbooth but after the pictures they show up flipped
More Photo booth videos!!!! I recently did 2 photo Booth gigs for a camp. one was outside and in sun light. ( had to be close to an outlet ) My computer over heated at least 4 times during that time. Then I had to relocate inside which wasn't easy as I have a open layout and no booth. Then my computer kept giving me "printer error" so I couldn't continue printing. I use a Canon Selphy and it takes roughly 40 seconds for 1 print. And most are group photo. Any suggestions about people waiting for prints?
@@therentalguy A tent is what I would need. Soon I will have some guy help me build a booth as I don't have much wood working knowledge. What would be a good tent size? That is budget friendly.
When you set up your photo booth at home, test all settings on the printer. You want the best 100% quality. You will know which setting is the best. Each event is different and the lighting is different.
Hi I have a question, What type of paper do you use with your DNP RX1HD printer. Is it a plain glossy 4 x 6 or the breakaway 4 x 6. I’m currently using the breakaway 4 x 6 and I’m having problems my print is going across the breakaway what do you suggest thanks
Want to go the dslr route instead of using the iPad but I am nervous about the technical problems as I am a beginner, how has this set up been working for you?
If you’re not looking for problems go iPad. The more pieces you put together the more potential problems. However you will learn to diffuse problems quickly. And DSLR cameras have way better quality!
Hi can i check with you.. im using a external flash so my white balance on my camera is 5600k day light which shot the picture perfectly… but im in a room with very warm ambient so when i set my camera white balance to 5600k the display on my pc is very orangy is there a way to go with it?
Not sure, I’ll look when I get a chance. However the monitor dosnt really matter l. Any touch screen will work as long as the buttons aren’t on the front.
all your videos have details and steps, but I'm so fucking dumb lmao. I need it laid out for me like I'm 5. it seems like I would never be able to figure out all those wires, and how to connect everything.
